2018 SPB SUMMER INTENSIVE HANDBOOK - Pennsylvania Ballet
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2018 SPB SUMMER INTENSIVE HANDBOOK
STATEMENT & POLICY
STATEMENT
SPB is the official school of Pennsylvania Ballet, one of the premier ballet companies in the country. The School offers
classes for students of all ages who enjoy dancing, as well as for those who wish to pursue a professional career. Our
location in the Louise Reed Center for Dance on North Broad Street features state-of-the-art studios, sprung floors,
regulation-height barres, student dressing rooms, and a parent waiting area. The School of Pennsylvania Ballet
reserves the right to change without notice any statement in this handbook concerning, but not limited to rules, policies,
tuition, admission, evaluations, and curricula.
NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATORY POLICY
The School of Pennsylvania Ballet admits students of any race, color, sexual orientation, national and ethnic origin to
all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the School. It
does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sexual orientation, national and ethnic origin in administration of its
education policies, admissions policies, scholarship programs or any other School administered programs.
This Handbook is designed to help answer questions regarding policies of The School of Pennsylvania Ballet. You should review
this book thoroughly. Please direct your questions to The School office staff.
Thank you to out Summer Intensive Audition Tour Sponsor
TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTACT INFORMATION.................................................................................................................................................................. 1 ABOUT THE SCHOOL .......................................................................................................................................................................... 2 SUMMER INTENSIVE............................................................................................................................................................................. 2 Level Placement .................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 Full Year Consideration ....................................................................................................................................................................... 3 Trainee Program Consideration......................................................................................................................................................... 3 DATES AT A GLANCE .......................................................................................................................................................................... 4 DRESS CODE.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Females ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Males....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Name Tags ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 POLICIES & PROCEDURES .................................................................................................................................................................. 5 Tuition Policy .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Attendance ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 Performance .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Injuries ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 Social Media ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING Dropping Off Students ........................................................................................................................................................................ 6 Picking Up Students .............................................................................................................................................................................. 6 After Care .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 6 Parking.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 General Safety ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 CODES OF CONDUCT Student Code of Conduct .................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Parent Code of Conduct...................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Building Rules ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Lockers .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 ADDITIONAL FORMS Student Release ................................................................................................................................................................................. 10 Non-Custodial Pick Up ...................................................................................................................................................................... 12 After Care ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Terms & Conditions Acknowledgement ......................................................................................................................................... 16 Parking Documents .................................................................................................................................................................. 18 & 19
CONTACT INFORMATION
SAMANTHA DUNSTER
Assistant Artistic Director, Pennsylvania Ballet
Interim Principal, The School of Pennsylvania Ballet
MELISSA CHASSE
School Administrator
215.551.7000 ext. 1501
mchasse@paballet.org
JOANNE SMITH
School Manager
215.587.6942
Fax: 215.625.4845
jsmith@paballet.org
LAURIE-ANNE McELREATH
Resident Director
713.206.5636
spbhousing@paballet.org
SECURITY DESK
215.551.7000 ext. 1202
MAILING ADDRESS
The School of Pennsylvania Ballet
323 North Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
WEBSITE
www.paballet.org/school
CALL BOARD
www.paballet.org/school_callboard (Password will be distributed in July)
SOCIAL MEDIA
Facebook: www.facebook.com/paballetschool
Instagram: @school_of_paballet
Twitter: @SchoolPABallet
In addition to the digital Call Board, The School of Pennsylvania communicates important information
through the use of Constant Contact. Parents will be subscribed to the email service upon completing their
registration.
1ABOUT THE SCHOOL
It all started with George Balanchine, one of the greatest choreographers in the history of dance. Born in
St. Petersburg, Russia, when Balanchine came to the United States he brought with him a burning desire to
develop ballet and assure its continued vibrancy through teaching. One of his protégées, Barbara
Weisberger, founded Pennsylvania Ballet in 1963. She shared Balanchine’s devotion to teaching, and
dreamed of the day when the professional company and the school of aspiring dancers would work together.
Today, The School operates in the Louise Reed Center for Dance in Center City Philadelphia driven by the
vision of the Pennsylvania Ballet’s Artistic Director, Angel Corella.
Artistic Director, Angel Corella believes in providing students with the highest quality dance education for
today’s world. Strong technique, artistry and versatility are all key to reaching the student’s goals and
allowing doors to open into careers as professionals in ballet companies both nationally and internationally.
With teachers drawn from Pennsylvania Ballet and elsewhere, SPB believes in the empowering forces of
energy and compassion. The School, and all its teachers, strive to create a nurturing environment that fosters
a positive learning experience. Through a carefully graded curriculum, we accommodate a natural
progression of skill development from the earliest levels of training to the elite performer. Our students
receive intensive instruction in each of the classical disciplines: classical ballet technique, pointe work, men’s
classes, character, variations, and partnering when applicable. To further assist in their studies, students are
provided additional classes in contemporary, stretch and strength, and Pilates.
The goal of the teachers at The School of Pennsylvania Ballet is to enable every student to achieve his or her
goals as a dancer. We know that our students have a genuine passion for this art form, and we treasure
the dedication that they bring to the studio every day. We also believe that the passion, commitment, and
joy of dance, will spill over into all aspects of our students’ lives. Dancers are good people, who have
infectious enthusiasm coupled with rock-hard discipline. They are gifted, engaged individuals who understand
the value of work and patience.
The School of Pennsylvania Ballet has the unparalleled advantage of a close affiliation with the world-
renowned Pennsylvania Ballet. There is an ineffable feeling of promise and excitement in taking classes
from both former and current members of The Pennsylvania Ballet as well as other companies. In addition,
students at SPB have opportunities to perform in professional productions with The Company. Each year an
average of 100 students are selected exclusively from The School to appear with The Pennsylvania Ballet
in its annual holiday production of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker ®. From time to time, other
productions (such as Cinderella) draw on students from The School.
Attracting students from around the United States and the world, The School of Pennsylvania Ballet also holds
an annual five-week summer course and workshop weeks which include Company Experience, Young Dancers
Workshop, and Coaching with the Principals. Students are admitted through auditions which are scheduled in
cities around the United States in January and February of each year. Video auditions are also accepted.
SUMMER INTENSIVE
The School of Pennsylvania Ballet holds its annual five-week Summer Intensive for students at all levels, from
7 to 21 years of age. Students are drawn from all over the United States and around the world, and are
admitted through auditions which are held in a variety of cities from January through March. The Summer
Intensive offers serious ballet students a high level of instruction that includes classical ballet technique, pointe
2work, partnering, men’s classes, variations, as well as complementary classes in modern dance, character,
Pilates, and peak performance training.
For advanced students and young professionals ages 16 and above, the Summer Intensive is followed by
the Company Experience which consists of a full week of professional ballet training. Classes will be taught
by Artistic Director, Angel Corella, and artistic staff of Pennsylvania Ballet and will include daily workshops
to learn pieces from The Company's repertoire. During the same week as the Company Experience dancers
ages 11-15 can partake in the Young Dancer Workshop a full week of intensive training, focusing on
improving their technical skills and their artistic development while exploring choreography from classical
repertoire. Dancers in Levels 5 and up that are age 13 or older can also participate in a week of Coaching
with the Principals. This week offers a full day of classes, featuring a half-hour of private coaching each day
on a variation from one of our Principal Dancers. On the last day we will hold an in-studio showing where
students will perform the variation they were coached on during the week.
Fully supervised housing for the 5-week Summer Intensive is available for students ages 12 to 19 at the
Moore College of Art and Design in Philadelphia. The first all-women’s arts college, Moore College of Art
and Design is centrally located in Logan Square, within walking distance of our studios. Summer Intensive
housing includes air-conditioned rooms, a full meal plan, and coin-op laundry facilities. Supervised housing
for students ages 12 to 19 participating in the Young Dancer Workshop and Company Experience weeks is
available at Drexel University. A meal plan is not offered for this week, however, there is a stove and a
refrigerator in each unit. SPB does not offer housing during the Coaching with the Principals week. A number
of weekend activities are offered to complete a fun and exhilarating summer experience. To request
additional information about housing email spbhousing@paballet.org.
LEVEL PLACEMENT
Final placement decisions will be made by the SPB Artistic Team on the first day of the program. This will
allow all students to be placed in the correct level in relation to the students of this year’s Summer Intensive
and therefore guarantee a much more appropriate summer program experience.
FULL YEAR PROGRAM CONSIDERATION
Students that wish to be considered for acceptance in to our full year Pre-Professional Program should notify
The School office as soon as possible. SPB staff will notify faculty and indicate your interest in being
considered for entrance into our full year program by marking your nametag.
TRAINEE PROGRAM CONSIDERATION
Students that wish to be considered for acceptance in to our Trainee Program should notify The School office
as soon as possible. Note that those that wish to be considered for acceptance into the Trainee Program must
participate in at least two weeks of summer programs. The two weeks do not need to be consecutive.
3DATES AT A GLANCE
April 1 2nd Tuition Installment Due
May 1 3rd Tuition Installment Due
May 15 Medical Form, Student Release Form, and Terms & Conditions Form Due
June 1 4th Tuition Installment Due
July 2 – July 7 Week 1 of Summer Intensive Program
July 4 Independence Day – NO CLASSES
July 8 Ocean City NJ Outing*
July 9 – July 14 Week 2 of Summer Intensive Program
July 15 King of Prussia Mall Outing*
July 16 – July 21 Week 3 of Summer Intensive Program
July 22 Broadway Show & Musical Theater Class Outing*
July 23 – July 28 Week 4 of Summer Intensive Program
July 28 Spirit of Philadelphia Cruise Outing*
July 29 – Aug 3 Week 5 of Summer Intensive Program
Aug 3 Summer Intensive Performance
August 6 – August 10 Company Experience & Young Dancer Workshop
August 10 Company Experience & Young Dancer Workshop Performance
August 13 – August 17 Coaching with the Principals
August 17 Coaching with the Principals Performance
*Additional information about Summer Intensive Outings will be emailed by March 15th
DRESS CODE
FEMALES
• Black leotard (Current students can wear their SPB Uniform)
• No shirts, pants, legwarmers, etc., may be worn.
• Pink ballet slippers. Slippers must have an elastic strap sewn across the top of each foot. Please do
not pin or tie the elastic straps, as this is not secure and can hurt your child’s foot.
• The elastic laces on ballet slippers should be tied, trimmed, and tucked in the top of the shoe. This
prevents the laces from becoming untied during class.
• Hair must be worn in a bun.
• Jewelry is not permitted with the exception of small earrings.
• Please mark clothing, shoes, and dance bags with the student’s name.
• Pointe shoes for Level 3 and above.
• Character shoes and skirts for Levels 1-4.
• Jazz shoes for Levels 1-5.
• Dancers may bring an exercise mat but SPB also has mats for student use.
MALES
• Short-sleeved white leotard; white t-shirt permissible
• Black shorts for Levels 1 and 2.
• Black tights for Levels 3 and above.
4• Thin white crew-length dance socks (no tube socks), and white ballet slippers.
• Character shoes for Levels 1-4.
• Jazz shoes for Levels 3 and above.
• Dance belts are required for Level I and above.
• Hair should be combed and fastened away from face if long.
• Dancers may bring an exercise mat but SPB also has mats for student use.
Note: No one is to arrive or leave the school wearing dance attire. This policy reflects the professional
atmosphere of SPB and our concern for the safety of our students. Street clothes should be worn over leotards.
Be aware that students move between the SPB studios and a neighboring school for lunch break. Clothing
that is easy to throw on over dancewear and shoes that are easy to put on and off are suggested.
NAME TAGS
Each student is given a nametag at the beginning of the Summer Intensive that is to be worn throughout the
duration of the program. Students that lose their nametag must purchase a new one from The School office
for a fee of $1.00.
POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
TUITION POLICY
Students are responsible for the entire tuition of classes for which they have registered. The $50
registration fee, first payment, and the full housing tuition is non-refundable/non-transferable under any
circumstances. Students who have registered for the program and subsequently need to withdraw due to
a major injury preventing any dancing must submit a letter of explanation from a licensed physician. At
that time, The School of Pennsylvania Ballet will consider credit of payments excluding the
aforementioned non-refundable fees. Should a student withdraw in the beginning or middle of the
program without recommendation from a licensed physician the remaining tuition will be forfeited to SPB.
The School of Pennsylvania Ballet is not liable or obligated in any way to process any refunds or issue any
tuition credits.
• Following your initial payment, the remaining installments will be billed via email through Pay Pal.
• A $25 fee is charged for returned checks.
• Late payments will be charged a $50 late fee.
• Refunds are not given for classes missed due to illness, injury, vacation, or weather.
ATTENDANCE
We cannot emphasize enough the importance of regular attendance and the commitment of the student to
improve and polish his or her skills and talents. Progress in the program depends upon regular and consistent
participation. Students are expected to attend all classes unless formally excused due to illness or other
extenuating circumstances.
5It is essential that students come to class on time. Late arrival does not allow a student sufficient time to warm
up, may cause injuries, and disrupts class concentration. Students more than 15 minutes late to any class will
be asked to sit and observe.
LUNCH BREAK
Students must bring a packed lunch in an insulated container. Refrigeration and microwaves are not available
at SPB. Water bottles can be refilled in the SPB lobby. Note that students under the age of 18 are not
permitted to leave SPB for lunch. Commuter students 18 and above are permitted to sign in and out for
lunch. Housing residents 18 and above are not permitted to leave for lunch without another 18 and above
student or staff member.
PERFORMANCE
In order to participate in the Summer Intensive performance, students must be registered for all five weeks
of the program. Note that if students are only attending one week of the program they cannot select the
fifth week of the Summer Intensive due to adjusted schedules for performance rehearsals.
INJURIES
All student injuries and accidents in and out of ballet class must be reported promptly to The School office.
School staff will document the student’s condition and any medical guidelines for activity. If an injury occurs
(either in or outside of class), please do the following:
• Notify appropriate faculty and The School office immediately so that proper documentation can be
made.
• Have your doctor fax a report on your injury to The School office.
• We must receive written permission from your doctor allowing you to resume classes.
• Please note that tuition will not be adjusted for classes missed.
• Students who are injured are expected to observe class and take notes.
SOCIAL MEDIA
Students and parents are encouraged to submit photographs for possible use on The School of Pennsylvania
Ballet’s social media pages. Photos should be sent to Joanne Smith at jsmith@paballet.org. Please indicate
the name of the dancer pictured and the name of the person who took the photograph for our records.
Please note that we cannot guarantee that all submitted photos will be used for a variety of reasons.
Students are encouraged to tag The School of Pennsylvania Ballet in their Instagram photographs. Please
be mindful that all tagged photos are appropriate. Photography is not permitted within the dressing room
or restroom areas. Inappropriate photos or unrelated content will be promptly removed.
TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING
DROPPING OFF STUDENTS BEFORE CLASS
6Parents may not drop off students more than 15 minutes before their class time. A fee of $20.00 will be
charged if a child is in the building without his or her parents 15 minutes before their class. Note that the
building does not open until one half hour prior to the first class of the day.
PICKING UP STUDENTS AFTER CLASS
Parents are expected to pick up students promptly after classes. Please contact The School if you are
delayed or anticipate a delay. A fee of $20.00 would be charged if your child is not picked up 15 minutes
after their class has ended.
Students under the age of 13 are not permitted to leave the building without being accompanied by an
adult. Students between the ages of 13-18 who wish to leave the building on their own MUST have their
parent or guardian complete a Student Release Form. Note that the release form will only apply to leaving
the building at the end of the day. Students 13-18 are not permitted to leave during lunch regardless of
whether their parent has signed a release form or not. For your convenience, a form is provided in this
handbook and are also available in The School office. Note that students residing in the dorms are not
allowed to leave the building without another student or staff member regardless of age.
AFTER CARE
SPB offers After Care until 6:00pm Monday-Friday. Families that wish to participate in the After Care
program should complete a form to be submitted to The School Office by 10:00am on the Monday of the
program week during which you require After Care. The cost of After Care is $10.00 per day. After Care
requests submitted after 10:00am on Mondays will incur a $15 per day charge. A copy of the After Care
form is included in this handbook.
PARKING
On street parking is metered and only accepts quarters. Note that The School office is not able to provide
change. There are also several parking lots within close proximity to The School. Additional information
about area parking garages and discounts can be found at the end of this handbook.
GENERAL SAFETY
We recommend the following precautions for general safety:
• Students must remain inside the building while waiting to be picked up.
• Students should not wear dance attire outside the building without covering up.
• Students who drive should not walk to their cars alone.
• Report all suspicious persons to the receptionist, instructor, or The School office.
• Note the location of all exits and fire extinguishers in case of emergency.
• Emergency evacuation procedures are posted at all locations.
CODES OF CONDUCT
STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT
Students enrolled at SPB must conduct themselves in a manner that is respectful to the school, the staff, and
their peers. Conduct must be courteous and professional at all times. Students should refrain from loud talking
7and boisterous behavior within The School so as not to disturb classes, rehearsals, and office staff around
you. SPB reserves the right to suspend or dismiss any student whose conduct or attitude is found to be
unsatisfactory. Please respect the expertise and decisions of the school faculty and staff. The following are
absolutely forbidden at The School of Pennsylvania Ballet:
• Physical intimidation, violent or threatening behavior including but not limited to bullying, harassing
conduct, hazing and fighting. Behavior, either verbal or physical, which disregards or demeans the self-
esteem of others, is unacceptable and will be grounds for dismissal.
• Possession, consumption, or distribution of illegal drugs or alcoholic beverages. Any student found using
drugs, or consuming or under the influence of alcohol (including providing drugs or alcohol to another
student) will face expulsion.
• Smoking: SPB is a non-smoking facility. Smoking is prohibited for all students on the grounds of the
Louise Reed Center for Dance.
• Self-destructive behavior.
• Willful destruction or misuse of The School of Pennsylvania Ballet or another person’s
property.
SPB reserves the right to suspend or dismiss students for violations including but not limited to the above. In
the event a student is dismissed, tuition is not refundable or transferable.
PARENT CODE OF CONDUCT
Parents are asked to respectfully adhere to the conduct listed for students above. Additionally, please note
the following guidelines set forth by The School of Pennsylvania Ballet Artistic and Administrative staff:
• Program level placement and casting are at the discretion of the Interim Principal and Faculty and will
not be discussed.
• Please direct questions or concerns to The School office who will connect you with the appropriate Head
Teacher or Administrator if necessary.
• Derogatory comments about another SPB student or their family will not be tolerated and is grounds for
dismissal from the program.
• When staying in the lobby of The School for the duration of a lesson be mindful of the signage which
designates areas that are for dancers or staff only.
• Parents may not leave siblings of students in the building unattended at any time. The School and
Pennsylvania Ballet staff are not responsible for supervising children that are left alone without a parent
or guardian.
BUILDING RULES
• Food, drinks (except water), and gum are not allowed in the studio or locker room at any time.
• Students are responsible for the disposal of their garbage and are expected to treat the facilities,
furniture, and equipment with respect.
• Recording classes using cameras, cell phones, or video recorders is strictly prohibited. Cellphones should
be put away prior to class to allow for adequate time to prepare and focus.
• Locker rooms are for changing purposes only.
• Note that The School of Pennsylvania Ballet is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Do not bring
valuables into the building.
8LOCKERS
Lockers are assigned by The School office and will be distributed to the five-week participants in the
highest level first. Any remaining lockers will be assigned descending down through the levels as
availability allows. Students who wish to use a lock must first give the combination to The School
office. There will be a designated area for dance bags for those students that are not assigned a
locker.
9STUDENT RELEASE FORM
SUBMIT BY MAY 15, 2018
Students under the age of 13 are not permitted to leave the building without being accompanied by an
adult. Students between the ages of 13-17 who wish to leave the building on their own must have their
parent or guardian complete a Student Release Form. Note that the release form will only apply to leaving
the building at the end of the day. Students are not permitted to leave during lunch break. Students residing
in the dorms are not allowed to leave the building without another student or staff member regardless of
age.
Student Name ________________________________________________________ Age ____________
I give my permission for my child to leave The School of Pennsylvania Ballet building at the end of the
his/her classes. I understand that I am responsible for the safety of my child. By signing this form, I
release The School of Pennsylvania Ballet from all liability once my child has left The School of
Pennsylvania Ballet premises.
Parent/Guardian _______________________________________________________________________
(print name)
Signature ______________________________________________________ Date __________________
The School of Pennsylvania Ballet · 323 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
P 215.587.6942 F 215.625.4845 E jsmith@paballet.org
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NON-CUSTODIAL PICK UP FORM
Use this form to authorize adults that are not a custodial parent or guardian to pick up your child from
The School of Pennsylvania Ballet.
This form is to certify that ____________________________________has my permission to be
(student name)
picked up by the following adults:
________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
I understand that I am responsible for the safety of my child. By signing this form, I release The School of
Pennsylvania Ballet from all liability once my child has left the control of The School of Pennsylvania
Ballet at the end of its program.
______________________________________________ Phone # ____________________________
(Signature of Parent/Guardian) (Daytime)
The School of Pennsylvania Ballet · 323 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
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AFTER CARE FORM
The School of Pennsylvania Ballet offers After Care until 6:00pm Monday-Friday. The cost of After Care is
$10 per day if submitted to The School Office prior to 10:00am on the Monday of the program week
during which After Care is needed. The cost of After Care submitted after 10:00am on Mondays is $15
per day.
Student Name __________________________________________ Age _______ Level ______________
Please check the boxes of the days you require After Care. You may submit forms on a week by week basis if needed.
WEEK DATE MON TUE WED THU FRI # of DAYS x $10
Week # 1 July 2 – July 6
Week # 2 July 9 – July 13
Week # 3 July 16 – July 20
Week # 4 July 23 – July 27
Week # 5 July 30 – Aug 3
TOTAL
Checks and Money Orders payable to: The School of Pennsylvania Ballet
Credit Card Information:
Amount to Charge:
□ Visa □ MC □ Discover □ Visa □ Amex
Card Number:
Expiration Date: Security Code:
Name on Card: ________________________________________________________________________
(print name)
Signature: _____________________________________________________ Date __________________
The School of Pennsylvania Ballet · 323 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
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SUMMER INTENSIVE HANDBOOK
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND AGREEMENT
SUBMIT BY MAY 15, 2018
I/we have read the policies outlined in The School of Pennsylvania Ballet Summer Intensive Handbook. I
agree to adhere to them while enrolled for the 2018 Summer Intensive as a student. I/we understand
that failure to adhere to these policies may result in my dismissal from The School of Pennsylvania
Ballet. I am aware that students will not be allowed to attend classes until they and their
parent/guardian* have signed this statement indicating that they have read the SPB Summer Intensive
Handbook and that they agree to abide by The School policies.
Student Name _______________________________________________________ Age _____________
(print)
Student Signature __________________________________________________ Date _______________
Parent/Guardian _______________________________________________________________________
(print)
Signature _________________________________________________________ Date _______________
*Parent/Guardian signature required for all students under the age of 18 when summer intensive begins.
The School of Pennsylvania Ballet · 323 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
P 215.587.6942 F 215.625.4845 E jsmith@paballet.org
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PARKING NEAR THE SCHOOL OF PENNSYLVANIA BALLET
323 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107
METERS
Quarter operated parking meters are available on Broad Street and Wood Street. The cost is $.25
for 6 minutes with a maximum of 2 hours. The SPB office cannot provide change.
PARKWAY COMPANY
• Indoor Self Park – at Hanover East, 339-399 N. Broad Street
SPECIAL DISCOUNT RATE FOR SPB FAMILIES
M-S Any 3 hours $6
M-S In by 9am out by 7pm $11
M-S 1 hour $12
M-S 12 hours $20
M-S 24 hours $24
M-S After 5pm $9
*Note that you can exit the garage after 7:30pm but may not enter the garage after 7:30pm.
• Outdoor Self Park -at Southwest corner of 13th Street and Callowhill Street
All day Saturday $11
Special SPB school rate Saturday $ 6 (between 8am – noon)
M-S 1 ½ hours $17
M-S 12 hours $22
• Indoor Self Park - at Hanover, 339 N. Broad Street
M-S In by 9am out by 7pm $11
M-S 1 hour $12
M-S 12 hours $20
M-S 24 hours $24
M-S After 5pm $9
PATRIOT COMPANY
• Outdoor Self Park – at northeast corner of 13th Street and Callowhill Street
M-S ½ hour $5
M-S 12 hours $15
M-S In by 5pm out by 5am $12
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